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1. =Dictionary of Quotations= (English). By COL. P. H. DALBIAC.
2. =Dictionary of Quotations= (Classical). By T. B. HARBOTTLE.
3. =Dictionary of Quotations= (French and Italian). By COL. P. H. DALBIAC and T. B. HARBOTTLE.
4. =What Great Men have said about Great Men.= By WILLIAM WALE.
5. =Famous Sayings of Great Men.= By EDWARD LATHAM. _Shortly._
6. =Dictionary of Quotations= (German and Spanish). By COL. P. H. DALBIAC and T. B. HARBOTTLE. _In prep._
_Author of “Dictionary of Quotations (Classical)” and Co-Author of “Dictionary of Quotations (French and Italian)”_
SWAN SONNENSCHEIN & CO. LTD. PATERNOSTER SQUARE 1903
Page 14 _Sub voce_ Armed Neutrality _for_ 1870 _read_ 1780.
” 77 ” Disarming the Highlands ” 1825 ” 1725.
” 101 ” French Shore _for_ interferg _read_ interfere.
” 110 ” Great Commoner ” younger ” elder.
” 115 ” Harper’s Ferry _for_ 1869 _read_ 1859.
_for_ French Revolution _read_ Revolution of 1688.
” 185 ” Panslavism _for_ haning _read_ having.
” 224 ” Sanquhar ” Charles I. ” Charles II.
” 244 ” Succession Act, 1534, _for_ setting _read_ settling.
” 245 ” Suttee _Add._--This practice had been made illegal by an Order in Council of Lord William Bentinck’s Government in 1826.
A treaty between the English Barons and Louis IX of France, signed in 1259, shortly after the establishment in England of the Council of Fifteen. By its provisions England retained Bordeaux, Bayonne, and Gascony, and surrendered all claim to Normandy, Anjou, Poitou, and Maine. The French king agreed to supply a sum of money sufficient to maintain for two years five hundred knights, to be employed for the benefit of England or of the Church.
A branch of the Anabaptists, founded in Germany in the sixteenth century by Stork, a disciple of Luther. They held that all human knowledge was valueless, and therefore declined to learn even the alphabet.
A noble Moorish family of Granada, in the fifteenth century. They were accused by a rival family, the Zegris, of plotting against Abdallah, King of Granada, and were lured into the Alhambra, where they were barbarously massacred. Thirty-six members of the family perished.